I spend a lot of time in the Powershell environment when using Windows, however as I’m using Linux at the moment I’m spending most of my time using the Bash shell. I’d always wondered how, when watching a YouTube video,…
We know that the point of state in Terraform is to bind a resource in your source code to resources in your cloud provider, this makes state rm is a bit of an odd command in Terraform. If removing a…
This one caught me out whilst importing an already existing Azure App Service plan into Terraform state. ID was missing the serverfarms elementTerraform It wasn’t until I actually read through the error shown below that I realised the answer was…
HTTP Response Headers from your server can contain plenty of useful information. Some of it however you may wish to keep private, especially anything that indicates publicly what your tech stack looks like. A good example here is X-Aspnet-Version, which…
The demise of Stadia left many wondering what they were going to do with their handset, which I always thought was a nice little device in terms of touch, feel and usability. I chucked mine in a drawer and had…
I had an issue recently with an Azure Application Gateway. The HTTPS traffic was being routed correctly and the SSL Certification was working fine. When viewed through a browser there didn’t seem any problem with the application, a quick server…
Whilst there are loads of GUI tools available to use Git on the desktop, using Git in the PowerShell will always be the preferred method for a lot of developers like myself. Posh Git extends the offering from the basic…
After changing the default TLS version on a server to TLS version 1.2, I immediately experienced an error with the Windows PowerShell Invoke-WebRequest method. Invoke-WebRequest : The underlying connection was closed: An unexpected error occurred on a send. At line:1…
The first stage of the Akitika GT-102 project after unboxing, was building the power supply and amplifier modules, which whilst being a little daunting at first soon became both satisfying and enjoyable. It’s been a while since I’ve done any…
In the Linux environment, I have always found the shell dig command really useful as a way of getting a little more domain info than is returned by using a simple ping. If you happen to be using Windows, Resolve-DnsName…